Mission:

HBPA's mission is to promote and serve Hispanic/Latino cultural, business, professional, and educational interests in the Inland Northwest. 

HBPA's vision is to connect members to the community to build professional and personal relationships. HBPA seeks to offer professional development opportunities, provide access to resources, develop cultural education and increase community involvement. ​

 Hispanic Graduate and Young Scholar Recognition Ceremony 
Rescheduled to May 21

We are excited to share that  Hispanic Graduate and Young Scholar Recognition Ceremony will be done virtually through Facebook Live. If you are graduating this year, you must register by May 8, 2020 in order to receive an HBPA stole.  The first 150 graduating students to register will receive a stole. 

What does this mean regarding scholarships? We are moving forward with offering scholarships. The application period is now closed. Scholarship application and guidelines have been updated due to COVID-19. 

Sabes Que? Speaker Series & Membership Meetings

Please note that all HBPA monthly membership meetings will be moved online to Zoom due to COVID-19. Members will receive a link invite for the meetings with a passcode.
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Membership Meeting - 6:00pm - 7:30pm
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HBPA members and guest meet on the
second Wednesday of the month. ​

Scholarship and Graduation Ceremony Applications
​Now Closed

Donations and Gifts

Hispanic Graduate & Young Scholars Recognition Ceremony Donation

$25.00
Donate

HBPA Foundation Scholarship

$25.00
Donate

Dia De Los Muertos Donations

$25.00
Donate